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Nigeria’s public institutions and the need for young talent, By Chioma Bright-Uhara
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Nigeria’s public institutions exist to deliver education, healthcare, infrastructure, and essential services to millions of people. When talented young people consistently choose to build their careers elsewhere, those institutions lose something they cannot easily replace: fresh thinking, high expectations, and the energy of people who still believe things can be different. I did not grow […] The post Nigeria’s public institutions and the need for young talent, By Chioma Bright-Uhara appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
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